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Reading Scripture with the Church: Toward a Hermeneutic for Theological Interpretation is unavailable, but you can change that!

Reading Scripture with the Church is the result of years of debate and discussion among four leading scholars of biblical interpretation. In this volume, ideal as a supplementary hermeneutics textbook, each of the four contributors offers insights on his particular theory of theological interpretation of Scripture. A. K. M. Adam suggests that interpreters break free from the constraining effects...

the importance of holding this view. Thus, my remarks in this part of the essay will be based in part on what Thomas does say and in part on what I think one can fairly infer from Thomas’s broader theological views. Thus, some of these remarks will, I hope, be Thomas-like, even if not explicitly stated in Thomas’s own words. To anticipate my argument here somewhat let me say that Thomas thinks that a many-faceted literal sense of Scripture is needed because of the Christian doctrine of God; because
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